Friedrich Naumann’s Mitteleuropa

Meyer, Henry Cord

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“…66 Campagnolo was afraid that the SEC's autonomy might be in danger if representatives of such powerful institutions joined the association, but that resolution obviously irritated Friedrich. 67 Despite the new members, West Germans were still a tiny minority in the SEC. Campagnolo certainly lacked a sufficient number of correspondents from the country, making it difficult to easily discern candidates, but West German intellectuals themselves were either incapable of, or prevented from, integrating into a non-intergovernmental European organisation and contributing to the development of the debate on politics and culture.…”

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Kulturand Its Ambiguities: West German Intellectuals and the Société Européenne de Culture in the Early 1950s

Guidali

2022

Contemporary European History

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This article provides a perspective on the relations between Jaspers, Sternberger and Paeschke, and the SEC, an intellectual organisation which advocated the autonomy of culture from politics and the idea of common cultural ground with Eastern Europe. While West German intellectuals could endorse the principles of the association, they were reluctant to cooperate with foreign colleagues to bridge the division of Europe. This article supposes that their failure to collaborate with the SEC was due to the existence of a limited space for independent political initiatives, but also to their actual approval of the Cold War status, which had brought them back into the international community, and to the persistence of a traditional interpretation of ‘culture’, regardless of whether they accepted or refused this. Thus, the Cold War situation is not the only explanation of why the SEC failed to have success in West Germany in that phase.

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Section: Hanging By a Threadmentioning

confidence: 99%

Kulturand Its Ambiguities: West German Intellectuals and the Société Européenne de Culture in the Early 1950s

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2022

Contemporary European History

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“…One group of investigators, believing that an increase in the collateral cerebral circulation would be beneficial to stroke patients, tested 64-mg doses of PA-RCl given intravenouslv, Better brain oxygenation and more signs of clinical improvement were evident in the papaverine-treated patients than in the control patients (5).…”

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Management of Chronic Brain Syndrome Secondary to Cerebral Arteriosclerosis, With Special Reference to Papaverine Hydrochloride

Stern

1970

J American Geriatrics Society

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The vasodilator drug, papaverine hydrochloride (sustalned-release form) was used in a double-hlind crossover study of 30 geriatric patients with symptoms of chronic hrain syndrome secondary to cerehral arteriosclerosis. At a dosage level of 300 mg twice daily in sustained-release form, papaverine hydrochloride was more effective than placeho in relieving 13 of the 15 target symptoms characterizing the syndrome. Side effects were numerous hut mild, and did not interrupt the study. Drowsiness, constipation and vertigo accounted for 80 per cent of the side effects noted with the active drug, whereas 81.5 per cent of the side effects noted with placeho were nausea, vertigo, headache and flatulence. The drug had no significant effect on the weight of the patient.Papaverine hydrochloride proved to he a valuahle adjunct in the suhjective relief of symptoms of chronic hrain syndrome secondary to cerehral arteriosclerosis.

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Friedrich Naumann’s Mitteleuropa

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Kulturand Its Ambiguities: West German Intellectuals and the Société Européenne de Culture in the Early 1950s

Kulturand Its Ambiguities: West German Intellectuals and the Société Européenne de Culture in the Early 1950s

Management of Chronic Brain Syndrome Secondary to Cerebral Arteriosclerosis, With Special Reference to Papaverine Hydrochloride

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